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Denimio ft. Robin Denim Part 2 “Japan, the promised land”

Not long ago, you got to know Denimio better through our interview with Robin Denim: Denimio first interview with Robin Denim. After confiding our insider information in you, Denimio wants to share even…
10 Jeans with Slubbiest Denim Texture

People who have been interested in Japanese denim for a long time probably know that it is the Japanese approach to jeans production that characterizes the beauty of a weave of denim. The difference of…
Samurai Jeans – The Classic of Classics

The company Samurai Jeans from Osaka was founded in 1997 and will celebrate its 20-year anniversary soon. For people who are tightly interested in Japanese denim, Samurai is definitely a denim icon and…
Know your colors- red, green, and blue!

We all love jeans with a saturated indigo color. This classic dark color is very beautiful and over time, acquires new shades during fading. Some like contrast fading and prefers going on a long time …
Selvedge color – The Stories That Come in The Weave

Currently, jeans from raw selvedge denim are very popular. The colored thread woven into the edge is a kind of “identification mark”, indicating the quality of the jeans and the traditional approach to…
The Loopwheeled Way – Soft and silky smooth!

As many of you know, those shirts or trousers you pull our everyday wardrobe originally have roots from working, military or athletic clothing. Once a purely utilitarian and practical decision,…
Where do these famous pocket arcs come from?

When it comes to the most significant and noticeable details of jeans, embroidered arcuates (or arcs) on the pockets are one of the most recognizable elements. (Think the Big Mac sign, but for denim.)…
Top 10 weird things people have done to their denim

As we all know, untreated raw denim is essentially a “clean canvas” – and, if I may say so, also a creative space for its owner. Identical, dark, crispy blue jeans are being bought everyday, but only …
The Top 7 Most Popular Denim Soaking Practices

When you buy your non-washed denim jeans, probably the first thing you should do with them (before wearing them 😉 is to SOAK them. You can have jeans either from raw denim, which have not been subjected…
The art of distressing – embracing the ultimate denim craft

It’s no secret that for many Japanese jeans fans, raw or dry denim, stands to be the most interesting and coveted factors of all. The idea of jeans in its “primordial form” attracts people by its…